Fourteen tracks for the Madoka Magica spinoff's anime adaptation — multilingual titles reflecting the franchise's globe-spanning magical girl mythology. "La chica dijo" (The Girl Said — Spanish), "Mentiroso" (Liar — Spanish), "Fata Magică" (Magic Fairy — Romanian), "Keraguan" (Doubt — Malay/Indonesian).
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The Madoka universe has always used language as magical incantation. "La gis sulva za Celow" appears to be in the franchise's invented witch language — the runic text that appears in labyrinths. "Kamihama Polyphonic" scores the game's setting city.
"Rumored JINTA" references the urban legends that drive Magia Record's plot. "Magia Curativa" (Healing Magic — Latin/Italian) suggests rare moments of magical restoration. "Void" opens with emptiness. "Creeping Darkness" builds the Madoka-typical dread.
"Philosopher's Play" references the philosophical weight the franchise carries. "Paradero de Memoria" (Whereabouts of Memory — Spanish) closes with the search for lost recollections. Fourteen tracks maintaining the original series' tradition of beautiful music that masks something deeply unsettling.